Julia Brown, LPC

Julia Brown observes a deep need for healing in a world facing conflict, disaster, and widespread loss, and she has chosen to devote her professional life to helping people find answers and recovery. She brings a balanced mix of direct clinical work and leadership experience to her practice, combining hands-on therapy with years supervising other clinicians.

Brown earned a BA in Psychology from Mississippi College in Clinton in 1988 and completed an MS in Counseling Psychology at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg in 1990. She became a licensed professional counselor in 1994 and added an LPC Supervisor credential in 2008 - LPC stands for Licensed Professional Counselor, a credential that authorizes practice in professional counseling.

After many years in the field she retired in 2017 at age 65 following 27 years of service in mental health, during which she provided direct clinical services for 14 years and served in supervisory roles for 13 years. Her clinical background includes extensive work in crisis intervention, trauma-focused therapy, and veterans issues. She has supported adults and adolescents, couples, and first responders, and she currently provides contract services assisting people transitioning from federal prison into halfway house settings.

Throughout her career Brown has responded to calls for help across communities, committed to using her training and experience to support healing and resilience in individuals and families.